Hi, the files are too heavy for me. Can you compress them please?
The rules I think. 282 Mo is a lot, it makes reading so difficult with a slow reader like mine. I can find a workaround, but I thought I’d let you know. It happens when you import full quality images directly in the layout. It’s good to have a high quality version but (online, free) pdf shrinkers can make a more accessible lighter version.
I like what I read a lot. Is there a way to not crowd the comments with my feedback? And also, what type of feedback would you like?
What I’m liking so far: it feels like a real combat sport match. The rules are not overwhelming, colors and information order help getting into the complexity, promising deep but “intuitive” tactical mind games.
Don't worry I don't mind it, after all that's what the comment section is for! Unfortunately, since this is one of my older projects, I'm not actively looking for feedback now but feel free to discuss the game!
One thing in the back of my mind though was that I wish I had more time to playtest the game on a more competitive level to utilize mechanics like Parry.
Also, it's been about 2 years since I made this game, and now I have a deeper understanding of fighting game concepts. There might be something I want to change about the game if I ever want to give it a rework.
I’ll print and propose to play the game. I even thought of some cards I want to make, like, diversify grabs. I’ve been looking for this game for a couple of years actually!
The game may be a thing of the past for you, but I think you captured a feel of combat that is right, and made it into a form many people can engage with. That’s a lot!
A few regrets: the jab is drawn as a hook, Recoil is not so clear until you read the play reference, and halving and rounding numbers makes it harder for children who could otherwise totally play the game.
That doesn’t mean you should rework it. But I’ll be glad to see how you would make a new game on a similar topic now that you’ve evolved.